TABLE 6.—Ages, Sexes, and Occupations of Salary or Wage Earners and Relatives Assisting Heads of Household in their Business (but no Receiving Salary or Wages), and of Persons Not at Work for more than a Week Preceding the Census Day (exclusive of those on Leave of Absence)—continued.
Classification.			Occupations.		Salary or Wage Earners (W) and Relatives Assisting (A).*
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.			Total.		Age Groups of Males.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.			Males.	Females.	5 to 15.	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
			CLASS V.—INDUSTRIAL—continued.
			Sub-order 2.—Roads, &c.—continued.
21	2	7	Dredge worker, diver		35			4	8	7	13	3
		7a	Sewer contractor's labourer (construction)		546		2	17	53	402	69	3
		8	Drainer, pavior, tar pavement maker		156		2	11	14	84	41	4
		9	Others		30				2	20	7	1
			Total, Order 21		20,356	11	336	2,396	2,247	10,501	3,796	1,032	48
			Sub-class C.—Others and Undefined Industrial Workers.
			ORDER 22.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE DISPOSAL OF THE DEAD, OF DEAD MATTER, SILT, OR REFUSE.
			Sub-order 1—Disposal of the Dead.
22	1	1	Undertaker		114	10	3	10	19	67	14	1
		2	Cemetery keeper, grave-digger		83	2	2	7	5	40	21	8
		3	Others		1		1
			Sub-order 2.—Disposal of Refuse.
	2	1	Scavenger, street cleaner		586		5	27	37	332	144	41
		2	Chimney sweep		12		1	1	1	2	4	3
		3	Sanitary contractor, nightman		137		1	16	13	76	29	2
		4	Sewerage clerk, worker, overseer		112				12	70	26	3	1
		5	Others		1		1
			Total, Order 22		1,046	12	14	61	87	587	238	58	1
			ORDER 23.—INDUSTRIAL WORKERS IMPERFECTLY DEFINED.
			Sub-order 1.—Imperfectly Defined.
23	1	1	Mechanic, manufacturer (so defined)		659	280	23	167	144	244	69	9	3
		2	Factory worker, manager (so defined)		658	328	93	245	92	192	28	8
		3	Engineer, engine-driver, stoker, fireman (so defined)		2,057		5	180	274	1,008	466	121	3
		4	Machinist, machine hand (so defined)		177		4	29	34	91	18	1
		5	Contractor, manager, apprentice, foreman (so defined)		767	65	29	186	99	337	107	9
		6	Labourer (undefined)		13,838	3	255	2,270	2,345	5,739	2,336	841	52
		7	Others		26			4		19	3
			Total, Order 23		18,182	676	409	3,081	2,988	7,630	3,027	989	58
			Total, Class V.		87,241	26,232	2,917	16,262	13,318	39,138	12,483	2,925	198
			CLASS VI.—PRIMARY PRODUCERS.
			ORDER 24.—PERSONS MAINLY ENGAGED IN AGRICULTURAL, PASTORAL OR MINERAL PURSUITS, ETC.
			Sub-order 1.—Agricultural Pursuits.
24	1	1	Farmer, relative assisting	A.	16,361	13,238	1,613	5,947	3,974	4,378	244	188	17
		2	Farm manager, overseer		359	6		6	36	246	59	12
		3	Farm servant, agricultural labourer	W.	20,204	599	1,057	4,367	3,644	7,441	2,729	898	68
		4	Market gardener	W.	1,518	9	38	175	233	719	245	94	14
		4	Market gardener	A.	576	132	96	221	311	103	11	14
		5	Fruit-grower, orchardist	W.	700	43	47	179	110	270	79	14	1
		5	Fruit-grower, orchardist	A.	465	172	63	207	102	74	8	9	2
		6	Hop, cotton, tea, coffee grower		57	50	10	13	5	20	9
		7	Tobacco grower		25		3	4		5	10	3
		8	Wine grower, vigneron		1,217	45	75	155	136	431	337	79	4
		10	Horticulturist, gardener	W.	2,132	7	33	235	236	818	555	248	7
		10	Horticulturist, gardener	A.	107	39	10	48	29	18		2
		11	Agricultural Department officer		41				2	30	8	1
		12	Others		76	5	4	1	10	28	27	6
			Sub-order 2.—Pastoral Pursuits.
	2	1	Grazier, pastoralist, stock-breeder, and relative assisting	A.	1,159	1,062	73	435	318	279	34	18	2
		2	Station manager, overseer, clerk		594	11		20	35	382	141	13	3
		3	Stock-rider, drover, shearer, shepherd, pastoral labourer		4,545	7	135	837	838	1,945	601	176	13
		4	Dairy farmer, relative assisting	A.	3,263	4,456	337	1,301	811	728	39	44	3
		5	Dairy assistant, milker		3,194	386	257	1,056	679	955	189	48	10
		6	Poultry farmer		33	44	5	5	6	8	8	1
		7	Stock and Brands Department officer		18					5	10	3
		8	Others		36		3	4	2	27